In its simplest form the domain is all the values that go into a function, and a range is all the values that come out.
Answer:
Part A: a coefficient is either 20 or 35, both work. A variable is c or w, again either work. The constant is 23.50.
Part B: He will have $503.50
Part C: The coefficient would change, because the amount per car changes, not the amount of cars.
Step-by-step explanation:
A coefficient goes in front of the variable (which is the letter, usually shown as x). The constant is a number with no variable attached.
We replace c with 20, and w with 12, giving us 20(3)+35(12)+23.50 for our equation. After multiplying, we come up with 60+420+23.50, which equals 503.50.
Answer:
Not Similer
Step-by-step explanation:
we can use the process of elimination, first AA isn't it because the corresponding angles arn't equal, next SSS itsn't it because we don't know the side lengths, and lastly SAS isn't it because we still don't know the side lengths.
